Leap 4

Iv hardly come on here since having noel but just recently he has been really unsettled and a totally different baby iv been having a look on here to see if anyone else feels the same and seen a lot off people talking about leap 4 what is this? And how many weeks old is it from and two?

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There's an app called wonder weeks that explains different phases your baby is going through and to help you understand what they are leaning and why they might be fussy! I find that is really accurate. It's all based on their due date rather than their actual birth date! Xx

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